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09/27/2024

La primera vez que los venezolanos fuimos a votar fue para escoger una reina de belleza. Hace 80 años, en 1944, los venezolanos vivimos por primera vez la experiencia del voto universal, directo y secreto. El documental 'La Reina del Pueblo' cuenta cómo la elección de la reina de una serie de béisbol se convirtió en el primer paso para la construcción de una sociedad democrática. Un camino que aún no termina y atraviesa una de sus más duras pruebas. El momento es oportuno para reencontrarse con esta historia. ‘La Reina del Pueblo’, disponible online.

La reina del pueblo La Reina del PuebloDir. Juan Andrés Bello, 2008 En 2024 se cumplen 80 años de la primera experiencia electoral en Venezuela. Hace 20 años tuve la oportunidad de grabar entrevistas con los protagonistas de esa historia, e investigar sobre el tema para la producción del documen...

09/05/2024

📽️ Sunday, September 29 / 1 pm:
Reel Reflections: 'Las pupusas', directed by Héctor Mojica (El Salvador, 2023).

Synopsis: A story led by millions of Salvadorans who, throughout the planet, profess an unconditional love for their typical dish. More than 1,500 years summarized in a documentary series with stories of life, science, tradition, fashion, love, but above all the happiness of a people who have enjoyed this traditional delicacy for generations..

Sinopsis: Las Pupusas es una historia protagonizada por millones de salvadoreños quienes, a lo largo del planeta, son fieles testigos de un amor incondicional por su platillo típico por excelencia. Más de 1,500 años resumidos en una serie documental con historias de vida, ciencia, tradición, moda, amor, pero sobre todo la sonrisa de un pueblo que ha disfrutado por generaciones de un manjar que mantiene lleno el corazón.

Sunday, September 29 / 1 pm at Museum London
🎟️ Tickets / Entradas: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reel-reflections-las-pupusas-tickets-1007040614587

Sponsors:
Museum London
Embassy of Colombia in Canada
Consulate of Chile in Toronto
Consulate of El Salvador in Toronto
Western University, Department of Languages and Cultures
Chilenas en London

Free Event - Registration Required / Evento Libre - Reserva tu entrada ya!

The best of Latin American cinema: 'Las pupusas', directed by Héctor Mojica (El Salvador, 2023).

09/05/2024

The Best of Latin American Cinema in London, Ontario!
📽️ Saturday, September 28 / 2 pm:
Reel Reflections: ‘La suprema’, directed by Felipe Holguín Caro (Colombia, 2023).

Synopsis: In a town erased from the maps where there's not even electricity, a girl dreams of boxing. When she learns her uncle will box for the world title and it will be broadcast live on tv, she and the community will do everything to watch the fight, while battling oblivion.

Sinopsis: En un pueblo borrado de los mapas donde ni siquiera hay electricidad, una niña sueña con boxear. Cuando se entera de que su tío boxeará por el título mundial y que se transmitirá en vivo por televisión, ella y la comunidad harán todo lo posible para ver la pelea, mientras luchan contra el olvido.

Official Selection TIFF 2023.

Saturday, September 28 / 2 pm at Museum London
🎟️ Tickets / Entradas: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reel-reflections-la-suprema-tickets-1002957351437

Sponsors:
Museum London
Embassy of Colombia in Canada
Consulate of Chile in Toronto
Consulate of El Salvador in Toronto
Western University, Department of Languages and Cultures
Chilenas en London

Film Programmer:
Juan Andrés Bello

Organized by SSimple Reflections For Artists
Free Event - Registration Required / Evento Libre - Reserva tu entrada ya!

The best of Latin American cinema: 'La suprema', directed by Felipe Holguín Caro (Colombia, 2023). Official Selection TIFF 2023.

09/05/2024

The Best of Latin American Cinema in London, Ontario!
📽️ Saturday, September 28 / 11 am
Reel Reflections: ‘The Eternal Memory’ [La memoria infinita], directed by Maite Alberdi (Chile, 2023)

Nominated to the Oscars in the Best Documentary Category

Winner of the Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize for World Cinema– Documentary 🏆

Synopsis: What happens to the collective memory of an oppressed country if the ones who report on the oppression fail to remember? This is the question Oscar-nominated Chilean director Maite Alberdi’s documentary asks of its main subjects: renowned journalist Augusto Góngora, who is in late-stage dementia; and Paulina Urrutia, a culture minister and his life partner of 25 years.

Sinopsis: Augusto, un conocido periodista cultural chileno, y Paulina, actriz y ex ministra de cultura, han estado juntos y enamorados desde hace más de 25 años. Cuando la memoria de Augusto empieza a debilitarse, aprenderán a reinventar la forma de relacionarse entre ellos, haciendo evidente que el amor que se tienen y su sentido del humor son inquebrantables.

Saturday, September 28 / 11 am at Museum London
🎟️ Tickets / Entradas: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reel-reflections-the-eternal-memory-la-memoria-infinita-tickets-1002955706517

Sponsors:
Museum London
Embassy of Colombia in Canada
Consulate of Chile in Toronto
Consulate of El Salvador in Toronto
Western University, Department of Languages and Cultures
Chilenas en London

Film Programmer:
Juan Andrés Bello

Organized by Simple Reflections For Artists

Free Event - Registration Required / Evento Libre - Reserva tu entrada ya!

The best of Latin American cinema: La memoria infinita [The Eternal Memory], directed by Maite Alberdi, Chile, 2023.

12/02/2017

December 2017 | We'll be publishing a selection of the best photos from our Expo 67 project. Thanks all for your support!
🇨🇦1967: Canada Welcomes the World is a documentary project focused on the national pavilions of the countries that participated in Montreal's 1967 World Exhibition [Expo 67].
Most of the images that we have published are part of the 'Canadian Corporation for the 1967 World Exhibition fonds' held and preserved at Library and Archives Canada | Bibliothèque et Archives Canada.
1967: Canada Welcomes the World is produced by Triana Media with the support of Western University.
#1967

10/26/2017

50 years ago, 🇨🇦 Canada welcomed sixty countries at Expo 67. A record at the time for International World Exhibitions.
According to 2016 Census figures released yesterday, 21,9% of Canadians were born in other countries

🇨🇦 1967: Canada Welcomes the World is a documentary project focused on the national pavilions of the countries that participated in Montreal's 1967 World Exhibition [Expo 67].
For more images, visit www.expo67world.ca
or follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/expo67world

10/13/2017

In 1967, students from all across Canada went to Expo 67, including many from Elgin County:
West Elgin Secondary School, West Lorne - Students At Expo 67.
© Elgin County Archives
Don’t miss “Relive Expo” at the Elgin County Museum. Our documentary project ‘1967: Canada Welcomes the World’ is part of the exhibition.

🇨🇦 1967: Canada Welcomes the World is a documentary project focused on the national pavilions of the countries that participated in Montreal's 1967 World Exhibition [Expo 67]. For more images, follow on Instagram.

📷 © Elgin County Archives.

1967: Canada Welcomes the World is produced by Triana Media with the support of Western University.

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10/06/2017

In 1967, a high-school band from Southwestern Ontario was invited to perform at Expo 67, the largest Category I International World Exhibition of its time and an event that shaped Canada for generations. These are scenes of The School Band Trip, the documentary that gathers the memories of those young performers. For more visit http://www.expo67world.ca/the-school-band-trip.html

09/26/2017

🇨🇦1967: Canada Welcomes the World is a documentary project focused on the national pavilions of the countries that participated in Montreal's 1967 World Exhibition [Expo 67]. For more images, follow
Next Saturday, September 30th, don’t miss the premiere of “The School Band Trip”, the story of a group of high-school students from Southwestern Ontario who went to Montreal to perform at Expo 67. Elgin County Museum, Sep 30, 2 pm.
Every pavilion is accessible through photos, architectural drawings and promotional materials. What did those countries showcase at Expo 67? What kind of images were Canadian people presented with?
The archival images and a series of short documentary films will be exhibited at the Oakville Museum | QEPCCC (June-August) and the Elgin County Museum (September to December).
1967: Canada Welcomes the World is produced by Triana Media with the support of Western University.
#1967

09/26/2017

Africa Place
In the late 50s and early 60s many of the former European colonies in became independent countries. It was an exciting time. After centuries of imperialism and exploitation, the African peoples were eager to rule their own destinies. Many of these new countries introduced themselves to the world for the first time at Expo 67.
was the pavilion designed to house the newly independent nations of Africa. It was designed by John Andrew, who later on became the architect of the CN Tower .
Next Saturday, September 30th, don’t miss the premiere of “The School Band Trip”, the story of a group of high-school students from Southwestern Ontario who went to Montreal to perform at Expo 67. Elgin County Museum, Sep 30, 2 pm.
🇨🇦1967: Canada Welcomes the World is a documentary project focused on the national pavilions of the countries that participated in Montreal's 1967 World Exhibition [Expo 67]. For more images, follow
📷© Government of Canada. Reproduced with the permission of Library and Archives Canada�Source: Library and Archives Canada | Canadian Corporation for the 1967 World Exhibition fonds.
1967: Canada Welcomes the World is produced by Triana Media with the support of Western University .

05/11/2017

May 4, 1967: Habitat 67.
“In Washington, Montreal architect Moshe Sadie -creator of - was attending closed meetings with government officials about possible solutions to the American “crisis of cities”. The Washington Post had noted that Habitat could influence all urban home building in the next decade.”
Source: “The Expo 67 Story”.
“1967: Canada Welcomes the World”. Follow us on Instagram
The archival images and a series of short documentary films will be exhibited at the Oakville Museum | QEPCCC (June-August) and the Elgin County Museum (September to December).
1967: Canada Welcomes the World is produced by Triana Media with the support of Western University.
#1967

02/09/2017

St. Paul's Cathedral - Project Jericho
with St. Paul's Cathedral